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Mouser Electronics has expanded its industrial automation line card and resource hub.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) has recently unveiled a new technique that has the potential to change the fabrication of 3D-printed circuits, and could significantly impact the future of electronics in sectors such as healthcare, communications, and security.

ROHM has developed an ultra-compact 1.8V - 5V, rail-to-rail CMOS operational amplifier (op amp) - the TLR377GYZ.

A research project funded by Cancer Research UK is set totransform breast screeningaccessibility for patients with paralysis or other mobility issues.

Kyocera’s Fine Cordierite ceramic mirror has been chosen for use in experimental equipment to conduct optical communication between the International Space Station (ISS) and a mobile optical station on Earth. This is the first time that cordierite has been adopted for such a purpose.

The Measuring Division of Kaman Precision Products, the global specialist in the design and manufacture of high-performance position measurement systems, highlights the DIT-5200L noncontact differential impedance transducer, which offers true differential for common mode rejection at an economical price.

During the upcoming LOPEC trade show on 6–7 March 2024 in Munich, Henkel will display its functional material innovations for printed electronics solutions for various industry applications.

In this article, Electronic Specifier will answer the question - what is gallium nitride (GaN)? Also exploring where its origins lie, and how it’s being utilised today.

It could be argued that the power requirement for data centres is getting out of hand. If you look back even just a few years, the accepted demand to drive CPUs and typical servers was 10 to 15 kilowatts per rack. But now – driven by the voracious appetite of high-performance GPUs used in generative AI – the expectation is that 100kW/rack will be needed…indeed some customers are talking about 200kW/rack. Couple this massive ord...

TU Delft drone researchers have created an insect-inspired autonomous robot navigation strategy based on how ants visually recognise their environment and count their steps to return home. By applying these biological insights, they have developed an insect-inspired navigation strategy for tiny, lightweight robots. This strategy enables robots to return home after long journeys, requiring minimal computation and memory (1.16kB per 100m). Potentia...